Miami Beach, FL — Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, born December 22, 1991, better known as DaBaby, is an American rapper and songwriter from Charlotte, North Carolina. He is best known for his singles “Suge” and “Bop”, peaking at numbers seven and eleven respectively on the Billboard Hot 100. Along with the success of “Suge”, his debut studio album Baby on Baby peaked at number 7 on the Billboard 200. He released his second studio album, Kirk, months later, which debuted at number one on the U.S. Billboard 200, becoming his first album to top the chart. The music video for “Suge” currently has over 235 million views on YouTube.

Although this incident occurred in 2016, this footage has never been released publicly. In fact, a quick scouring of the internet did not turn up anything that would indicate the public knew about this arrest before we published the first video last week.

On April 2, 2016 Kirk was filming a music video in Miami Beach, Florida. According to police “people were in the middle of the street drinking, screaming, and causing a scene.” Officer Ronald Suarez wrote in his report, [lightly corrected for spelling and grammar] that “there were around 30 people walking west in the middle of the road and there were people shooting video. There was a van set up watching them and videotaping. Vehicles had to use other lanes to go around them walking in the road.”

“Officer Small walked up and asked if they had a permit to be filming. The city requires that for filming to take place there needs to be a permit and an off-duty officer on scene. Officer Small had engaged one male who had an open glass bottle of Hennessy in his hand, which violates the county ordinance on open containers of liquor. This was Defendant Johnson who was eventually arrested for said open container.”

“They were telling everyone to move up onto the sidewalk and some complied, but others were refusing and wanting to know why and saying that officers couldn’t tell them what to do and they didn’t have to use the sidewalk. Johnson was placed under arrest and the bottle was impounded.”

“Defendant Kirk came up and was mouthing up and telling them to let Johnson go saying he didn’t do anything. Defendant Kirk was holding his arms out but he was just inches from the officers and yelling at them. He told Defendant Gentry to record and she was recording and yelling and screaming from the sidewalk. There was another male using a camera that was arrested by others and screaming that he had it all on video.”

Kirk’s punishment? A letter of apology, probation, and some fines/fees. He didn’t pay the fees until March 5, 2020. They had already gone to collections.

This is part two of two.

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41 thoughts on “Miami Beach Police Arrest Rapper ‘DaBaby’ While Filming Music Video [Part II]”
  1. Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, better known as the rapper "DaBaby" was ultimately charged with one count battery of a law enforcement officer, one count resisting arrest without violence, and two counts resisting an officer without violence. (Respectively, a felony, a municipal ordinance violation, and two misdemeanors.)

    Kirk entered into a pre-trial diversion program. His punishment? A letter of apology, one year on probation, and an assortment of fines/fees. He didn't pay the fees until March 5, 2020. They had already gone to collections.

    Part one: https://tiny.cc/dababyarrest1

  2. He don’t care abt being arrested he just knows he’s gone come out that’s all he knows but then the others are crying and sayin they ain’t goin in the car lol 😆

  3. What they reported a « shooting «  of a video ?😂. The part where he’s like wtf I’m being cussed out by a policeman ??

  4. If this guy has issues with anxiety or small places, then why is he doing things that would 1. Place him in cuffs, 2. Be arrested, 3. Transported to jail. WTH. He is almost literally in charge of his own immediate destiny. Here is an idea, stay out of place like this, spend more time with your kids instead, and stop living the fast life.

  5. Dispatch: DaBaby
    Officer: A Baby
    Dispatch: No Da..Baby
    Officer: Lil Baby
    Dispatch: ………Roddy Ricch
    Officer: OH DaBaby….
    Officer: Please Send Additional Units

  6. I would like to point out whenever you see cops ignoring someone with the statement I can't breath… Lines like 'I can't breathe in a smaller car.' Do not help the perception to be favorable.

  7. It’s amazing! He couldn’t breathe in the back of a car, but he made it to the station alive. I’ve been in the back of a police car MANY times I could breathe just fine, only difference is I admitted I fucked up, shut my my mouth and got in the car like a man

  8. How many times did he say "I can't breathe"? How many times does EVERY perp like this say that??
    It's called incarceritis and it's as common as the rest of the lies like "I didn't do nothing".

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